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Post by Attilius on Oct 26, 2021 18:09:22 GMT -12
"Shut your trap Khuv. What did I tell you and Dru before you left? But NOOOoooooo! you decided to try and be the uber thief that stole from Bodach..." she sneers "You're lucky they didn't kill you like they said they would!"
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Post by Coden Rokos (Jesse H.) on Oct 26, 2021 18:29:20 GMT -12
Pallia wanders idly about the tower interior. She wants to go outside and feel the touch of the sun… but it’s too risky.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 26, 2021 22:56:46 GMT -12
Mak leads the others to the boat. He will share with them the experiences of the party as they hunted down the Necromancer. He'll listen to their tales of Bodach. Once at the boat he'll help check to make sure it is clear and safe then he'll offer the nap spell to any that wish to sleep. Anyone not sleeping will guard those that are along with Hurk.
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Post by Attilius on Oct 27, 2021 6:04:41 GMT -12
Mak leads the others to the boat. He will share with them the experiences of the party as they hunted down the Necromancer. He'll listen to their tales of Bodach. Once at the boat he'll help check to make sure it is clear and safe then he'll offer the nap spell to any that wish to sleep. Anyone not sleeping will guard those that are along with Hurk. HurK watches while she meditates... [Rejuvenation 17, rolled 10] |
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Post by DM Bob on Oct 28, 2021 8:57:47 GMT -12
Sure you may examine the orrery. But you feel that the necromancers may have used a spell, psionic ability or item to reach the rods as they are out of reach from the edge of the walls. You would have to do the same.
In Bodach...
Haske looks about nervously.
"Best we not say anything within sight of these walls, my friends."
Khuv nods wide-eyed and only adds, "I-i-it's n-not w-what you th-think!" He pauses and adds, "I agree with H-haske though."
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Post by Attilius on Oct 28, 2021 9:29:54 GMT -12
Haske looks about nervously. "Best we not say anything within sight of these walls, my friends." Khuv nods wide-eyed and only adds, "I-i-it's n-not w-what you th-think!" He pauses and adds, "I agree with H-haske though." |
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Post by ascieszl on Oct 29, 2021 1:33:53 GMT -12
Sure you may examine the orrery. But you feel that the necromancers may have used a spell, psionic ability or item to reach the rods as they are out of reach from the edge of the walls. You would have to do the same. Troll's Grave (Those things I said before, but with casting Unseen Servant - using my last 1st lvl spell.) |
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Post by DM Bob on Oct 29, 2021 2:11:58 GMT -12
The unseen servant invisibly flutters to the orrery. One of the bars moves slightly and a flash of white energy occurs! Once your eyes adjust, you can see the white bar has been only moved a third of the way out of the contraption...
And the servant does not seem to exist anymore, burnt out of existence.
The burn marks on Densis' corpse might have occured from similar actions.
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Post by ascieszl on Oct 29, 2021 4:28:44 GMT -12
"Hmmm. Ok then..."
(Telekinesis: rolled 7 vs. 7, power score!?!)
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Post by DM Bob on Oct 30, 2021 5:50:13 GMT -12
Two rods are removed... no flash is seen.
Where do you wish to move the objects?
And roll me a d4 and a d100 twice when you have the moment.
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Post by ascieszl on Oct 30, 2021 11:07:11 GMT -12
(Gently to the floor, 6 ft apart if possible.)
(1d4 = 1, 2d100 = 15 & 65)
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Post by DM Bob on Nov 1, 2021 12:01:43 GMT -12
Your read magic is still active. So looking upon the two rods shows you the spells burning hands and contingency. As for contingency, you get the general idea of how the spell functions.
As you read, the structure you currently stand in starts to slowly shake; tremble even. A faint, pitched keening comes from the orrery.
***
Meanwhile in Bodach, the others rest.
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Post by ascieszl on Nov 1, 2021 12:26:46 GMT -12
I put them back Telekinetically.
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Post by DM Bob on Nov 1, 2021 12:39:02 GMT -12
Gimme two attack rolls vs AC 10 please.
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Post by ascieszl on Nov 1, 2021 15:37:47 GMT -12
(nat 20 and 9, with THOAC0 17).
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